U S Sentiment On Government Ownership Dips to 17 Year Low
Gallup reports a coast to coast poll showing public support for federal ownership of banks railroads coal mines at a 17 year low. three quarters oppose nationalization with confidence in private enterprise rising while England moves toward private ownership of steel and road transport.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Britain
U. S
Institute
United States
The
Sdaesians
San Staveey
Cacaw
England
British Institute
Midwest
South
James Brandon selected president of Brownfield DE Club
James Brandon was elected president of the new Distributive Education Club at Brownfield High School. Officers include Tom Chisholm as vice president Gayland Martin secretary treasurer Roma Farris editor promotion manager and Janelle Lewis student council representative. Don Lewis was named Excellent Personality of the Week by the Cub's Den staff for his work and class interest.
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Brownfield
James Brandon
Brownfield High School
Tom Chisholm
Gayland Martin
Roma Farris
Don Lewis
Cub’s den
Primm Drug
James McKintosh
Don
The Shepherd appearances and shop impressions sermon
A religious meditation contrasts outward shopkeeping with inner virtue. It quotes First Samuel and urges business owners to consider appearance from base to top while noting that God values the heart over outward show.
New Strappedless Summer Shoe Debuts in Austria
Vi enna reports a new patented women’s summer shoe selling in Austria. The design features a strapless upper with rubber suckers mounted in the heels for grip and stability.
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Vienna
Morton Band Booster Club organized with new officers
Twenty seven Morton mothers formed a Band Booster Club and named Mrs Willie Taylor president. John Bealmear, Morton’s new band director, called the meeting. Mrs W L Faust was vice president, Mrs Willard Henry secretary, and Mrs Homer Thompson treasurer. The group invites supporters to join to aid band students.
Farm Bureau seeks bigger surplus grant program
American Farm Bureau Federation spokesmen urge Congress to expand the surplus farm commodities aid program to a $1 billion operation. They argue ample evidence the plan works if aggressively pushed and plan to press for congressional action.
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Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
U.S
Farm Bureau
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Los Angeles
American Council of Christian Churches
William H. Bordeaux
New York City
I Ae
Lovely
Foundation Dept
Vanity Fair
Labbock
Hopalong Cassidy
By Dan Spiegle
Cassidy
Kip
Janelle Lewis
Student Council
Union School
Brownfield School
Brazil
Wilfie Taylor
Morton Band
Oamphies
Ladies’ Shoe Dept
Whit
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